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2007/10/13, Walter Dnes <waltdnes@××××××××.org>: |
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> I ran into a similar problem after an update. audacious and mpg123 |
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> which use ALSA, died; Realplayer and mpg321 get by with the OSS api on |
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> ALSA. revdep-rebuild didn't find anything wrong. |
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> I tried various things without success. What finally worked was the |
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> following... |
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> 1) rebuild the kernel with sound support but no ALSA support at all |
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> 2) reboot |
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> 3) add the appropriate ALSA_CARDS line to /etc/make.conf, in your case |
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> ALSA_CARDS="hda-intel" |
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> 4) emerge alsa-driver (and it probably still won't work) |
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> 5) emerge -C alsa-driver |
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> 6) rebuild the kernel with sound support and ALSA support |
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> 7) reboot |
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> 8) run alsaconf |
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> After this sequence, my ALSA sound finally started working again. I |
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> don't know what happened. A wild guess is that "make" was trying to |
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> "be efficient" and kept some code from a previous version, that doesn't |
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> work with the current version. It had to be totally removed in order |
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> to get "make" to build the new version of the code. |
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I admit that your situation is very weird. But I still don't think |
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that the old version will affect the new one. |
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> Walter Dnes <waltdnes@××××××××.org> In linux /sbin/init is Job #1 |
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> Q. Mr. Ghandi, what do you think of Microsoft security? |
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> A. I think it would be a good idea. |
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wcw |
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